So its not necessary to remove all the black dye first to the bare leather? One guy on YT has a video saying remove all original dye first with acetone or bleach.
Hi. can you please do a video on how to stain/dye and seal shoes/ sandals with a leather footbed or insole? i.e. gucci web gg sandals with gg leather footbed… i attempted to stain and seal a pair but when i wore them they became tacky and the stain was on the bottom of my feet. Thanks
Nice job; thanks for sharing... I have a question; how does a person remove shoe paint such as you used here (hopefully bringing shoes back to their natural state?)
@@cpickell1987 😁yep. But.. Do you know Tarrago brand? Look for Tarrago Color Dye😁 basicly its acryllic paint but they call it DYE and say it allows to redye leather in any color. So its just a game of words😁 thank you for watching 🤝
Regardless of what some of the "helpful" people below have mentioned, the results look excellent. Dying vs. painting is semantics here. Painting leather is a very common thing. These products are properly formulated. Nicely done
This is terrible. So if you scuff your shoe how are you going to fix it? The black will show through and then you are stuck with black scuffs unless you are going to repaint it.
Hello! Every time you scuff leather it has to be painted again. And no matter what color your leather is. It becomes darker or lighter. And you need to bring the color back😁 so you paint(dye) it. The difference is only in what you are going to use.
People love how the shoes turned out. The problem is they won't stay like that. Leather flexes, and paint can't adhere, and will flake off. What you did, was paint over leather. The reason people dye leather and not paint it, is so the color goes *into* the leather, and not on top of it. When you paint over it, you cover the leather texture, the little bumps that make leather, well, leather. I mean, they are your shoes, do what you want. However, you seem to be promoting this as a tutorial; and this is a really bad tutorial. As the shoe naturally wears, scuffs, and scrapes; this paint will wear off and expose the color under it - whereas with actual leather dye it will not. Like, just change your title so people don't find this trying to actually dye their fine leather shoes. This shows a lack of respect to the work that went into making that leather. You can paint anything, leatherwork takes craftsmanship.
Complete waste of time, and very misleading title, and the thumbnail is even worse (Doing impossible??? Really?) You didn’t dye the shoes, you painted them leaving it no different than a pair of plastic tennis shoes. I can only imagine how the paint will handle creasing. Poor leather. Will breathe no more. Fact: There is no way of dyeing brown a pair of leather black shoes. Is simply not possible, regardless of what the title and thumbnail says.
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So step one and 47 seconds is to sponge it down with a random liquid with a description of "De=Breeze it" This is not a how to - it's a hack spraypainting shoes. If you somehow can figure out these steps don't do them.
Hello! Look for Le-tech products such as: Adhesion promoter, crosslinker, Leather colorant, top coat gloss and matt The dye for patina is Saphir Tinture Thank you for watching
@RatmirMishkin 🫡👍The part towards the toe you pointed to is called the 'vamp', and the part towards the heel, you pointed to, is called the 'counter'. Last, the chemical used to remove the leather's dye could damage your liver. I strongly suggest you wear nonpermeable gloves.
This isn't dyeing, this is painting over the existing colour. Dyeing means penetrating the leather grain, paint just sits on top and will crack with daily wear.
It is dying. No matter what type of colorant you use, penetrating or covering. The process with Leather is called Dyeing, the same process with wall is called painting!!
@@RatmirMishkin I suggest you read up on the technical side of leatherwork before you make some random claims about what leather dyeing actually means!
Ma che tutorial hai visto , sull'utilizzo dell'aerografo? Proteggi la scarpa con del nastro adesivo per dargli primer (inutile!) e colore, e dopo lo togli quando usi l'aerografo? Vorrei vedere la fodera e la suola di quella povera scarpa come sono ridotte... Ah però se ci devi fare la base di una lampada è perfetta🎉
There is no need in primer. The surface should be clean and dry. Spray some paint. Let it dry 5-10 minutes. Use warm iron to make the surface not so hairy😁 Spray again if necessary
I've been using acetone to try to strip the walnut color off two pairs of shoes. I like the color of the leather when I strip off much of the walnut dye. But then I hydrate the leather with Saphir reconditioner, and then put on a neutral colored shoe cream, and those two things together darken the leather to almost what it was before I stripped off the dye. Very frustrating.
@@RatmirMishkin I may try mixing in some white shoe cream with the neutral shoe cream, to hopefully create a lighter and more pale tan looking patina. I'm not sure what you mean by " paint." Because of course, you wouldn't " paint " a shoe. Maybe you mean the color of the cream polish, like white, must be added to lighten up the color further....at least I think..
@@RatmirMishkin The shoes in question are a Magnanni brogue wingtip dress boot. I just like a lighter look to some shoes, as I'm lighter skin tone, and some of these walnut/orange colored shoes are a bit much color wise.
Es mucho más fácil que pasarse todo ese tiempo lustrando zapatos, muchísimo más práctico, sobre todo de negro a cualquier color que parece prácticamente imposible, buen trabajo
Конечно. Многие мастера практикуют такой метод. Зависит правда от лака. На какой-то лак можно, на какой-то нельзя. Поэтому проникайка либо под лак, либо на лак.
Look, beauty is in the eye of the beholder so whether someone likes them or not is irrelevant. You’ve got to admire coming up with the idea and the skill involved in doing it. It’s clever, even if it isn’t someone’s cup-of-tea. To condemn it outright is just plain bad manners.
That is painting not dyeing
I love how all the gullible people who praise the work get ❤ but the not so gullible who recognise the difference between dyeing and painting don’t.
So its not necessary to remove all the black dye first to the bare leather? One guy on YT has a video saying remove all original dye first with acetone or bleach.
This is not dyeing, this is painting
Leather dyeing, house painting 🤷♂️
@@RatmirMishkin Nope, dye goes in and bonds with the fibers, paint stays on top. You painted shoes...
@@RatmirMishkin tie dying a shirt and painting a shirt are different
@@life2good2be1 Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I think they look horrible and cheap...
@@life2good2be1 in my case I want to paint my shoes, I didn’t know what to use, paint or dye. For me it’s important to know which to use 👍🏽
But what did you do to the sole and heel to get it back to black?
That's a gorgeous job! Absolutely beautiful job!! Thank you for taking the time to show us this amazing method!
Are you stupid?
Hi. can you please do a video on how to stain/dye and seal shoes/ sandals with a leather footbed or insole? i.e. gucci web gg sandals with gg leather footbed… i attempted to stain and seal a pair but when i wore them they became tacky and the stain was on the bottom of my feet. Thanks
Thank you for your question. Email me to mishich8@gmail.com and I will try to explain what to do.
Nice job; thanks for sharing... I have a question; how does a person remove shoe paint such as you used here (hopefully bringing shoes back to their natural state?)
Hello and thank you!
Most of dyes you can remove solvent cleaners. Such as Saphir Decapante, acetone, glue thinner etc.
@@RatmirMishkin Thanks!
Very nice work! Could the option of using coats of yellow dye work as well for using it as a base layer?
Thank you! Could you please rephrase your question? I don't get it, lol😁
The title is very misleading. This shoe isn't being re-dyed - it's being painted.
Leather dyeing, house painting 🤷
@@RatmirMishkin those aren't the same thing either lol
@@cpickell1987 😁yep. But.. Do you know Tarrago brand? Look for Tarrago Color Dye😁 basicly its acryllic paint but they call it DYE and say it allows to redye leather in any color. So its just a game of words😁 thank you for watching 🤝
@@RatmirMishkinYou just refuse to acknowledge your error, don't you? This is NOT dyeing, it is painting... They are NOT the same.
What brand dye are you using?
Regardless of what some of the "helpful" people below have mentioned, the results look excellent. Dying vs. painting is semantics here. Painting leather is a very common thing. These products are properly formulated. Nicely done
Semantics??? 🤦🏾♂️
Incorrect. In fact, laughably incorrect
So what is better paint or dye? Angelus sells both
Depends on what you are going to do
This is terrible. So if you scuff your shoe how are you going to fix it? The black will show through and then you are stuck with black scuffs unless you are going to repaint it.
Hello! Every time you scuff leather it has to be painted again. And no matter what color your leather is. It becomes darker or lighter. And you need to bring the color back😁 so you paint(dye) it. The difference is only in what you are going to use.
Sir what brand and model of shoe is that, it's a very elegant shape.
Hello! Unfortunally I don't remember. Its not an expensive brand.
Technically that's painting not dying. It's a surface layer over the top it's not penetrating into the leather. But it looks good.
Great job on the shoe, you killed it. Thanks
People love how the shoes turned out. The problem is they won't stay like that. Leather flexes, and paint can't adhere, and will flake off. What you did, was paint over leather. The reason people dye leather and not paint it, is so the color goes *into* the leather, and not on top of it. When you paint over it, you cover the leather texture, the little bumps that make leather, well, leather. I mean, they are your shoes, do what you want. However, you seem to be promoting this as a tutorial; and this is a really bad tutorial. As the shoe naturally wears, scuffs, and scrapes; this paint will wear off and expose the color under it - whereas with actual leather dye it will not. Like, just change your title so people don't find this trying to actually dye their fine leather shoes. This shows a lack of respect to the work that went into making that leather. You can paint anything, leatherwork takes craftsmanship.
Tarrago color dye=acryllic paint, but tarrago says its a dye🤷😁
Wouldn't the paint crack off and reveal the original black color?
It will reveal the original color. But a lot of time should pass.
Of course it will because this isn't dyeing, this is painting over. Max 3-4 wears and it will crack.
How would I paint a show green?
What’s the color of shoes?
Clean, degrease, aply primer, paint with light coats of green color you wish, aply finish Lacquer. 😁
Complete waste of time, and very misleading title, and the thumbnail is even worse (Doing impossible??? Really?) You didn’t dye the shoes, you painted them leaving it no different than a pair of plastic tennis shoes. I can only imagine how the paint will handle creasing. Poor leather. Will breathe no more. Fact: There is no way of dyeing brown a pair of leather black shoes. Is simply not possible, regardless of what the title and thumbnail says.
What glazing material you used in airbrush ? What protection coat you used ?
In airbrush i used brown and dark brown penetrating dye Saphir Tinture.
In spray gun - the protection coat was Cheron Vernis AGHR matt and brill.
What happens when it chips and cracks? Just give it a quick ''dye'' spray?
Sometimes yes. You should be ready to touch up it when you change the color.
@@RatmirMishkin How often tho? Like every few hours its worn ?
@@allefley4628 of course no😁 depends how often you wear it and how hard😀 first cracks on my shoes appeared over 1 month of hard everyday wear. 🤷
@@RatmirMishkin Oh nice! So you still wearing them?
This is one isnt mine. One day i have started to resole my shoes and something gone wrong so I threw it to a trash bin😁🤦
They look fantastic! Nice work Sir
Thank you sir
wish you hav parts list
What do you mean?
One of the best videos I have seen. I can learn so much from I'd like to see more.
Allora ne hai visti davvero pochi ,per fortuna...Da questi video non si impara assolutamente nulla....o forse a sprecare materiali e rovinare scarpe 👍
i hate to login to youtube because of their ads and all the tracking shit. so I usually watch watch some clips and leave. BUT I truly had to login and give a strong thumb up for this amazing guy and subscribe to this channel. This is how every professional should be like. 1st, love their craft, not only for fuckkking money. This is absolutely great, thx.
Thank you very much 👍
So step one and 47 seconds is to sponge it down with a random liquid with a description of "De=Breeze it"
This is not a how to - it's a hack spraypainting shoes. If you somehow can figure out these steps don't do them.
Can u do my boots where do I send them I'm not worried about the cost there worth it there worth it more then brand new
Im in Russia. Not sure if you can ship it here. Watch for Wyatt and Dad shoe repair company. Bedo's Leatherworks, and Miracle instant shoe repair LA
well my amigo for do not been a professional i think you're doing a great job !!! thx a lot for share !! you have a like and i new subscriber !!!
Thank you!
wow. nice job! can you list the type of dye, clear and gloss you used on this?
Hello! Look for Le-tech products such as:
Adhesion promoter, crosslinker, Leather colorant, top coat gloss and matt
The dye for patina is Saphir Tinture
Thank you for watching
The edge of a shoes sole is called the 'welt'.
Good to know,thx! English isnt my native language 🤷
@RatmirMishkin 🫡👍The part towards the toe you pointed to is called the 'vamp', and the part towards the heel, you pointed to, is called the 'counter'. Last, the chemical used to remove the leather's dye could damage your liver. I strongly suggest you wear nonpermeable gloves.
This isn't dyeing, this is painting over the existing colour. Dyeing means penetrating the leather grain, paint just sits on top and will crack with daily wear.
It is dying. No matter what type of colorant you use, penetrating or covering. The process with Leather is called Dyeing, the same process with wall is called painting!!
@@RatmirMishkin I suggest you read up on the technical side of leatherwork before you make some random claims about what leather dyeing actually means!
@RatmirMishkin This is simply incorrect
Wath this nema of pent
Letech leather colorant
Saphir Tinture
Ma che tutorial hai visto , sull'utilizzo dell'aerografo? Proteggi la scarpa con del nastro adesivo per dargli primer (inutile!) e colore, e dopo lo togli quando usi l'aerografo? Vorrei vedere la fodera e la suola di quella povera scarpa come sono ridotte... Ah però se ci devi fare la base di una lampada è perfetta🎉
When using the adhesion promoter, can that be used on any materials not just leather?
Hello! I have used it on vinyl, automotive interior plastic. I don't use it on Patent Leather, on suede and textile (fabric).
@@RatmirMishkin when you paint fabric. With a water base dye. Do you need to prime the fabric?or just dye it and a protective layer on when its done?
There is no need in primer. The surface should be clean and dry. Spray some paint. Let it dry 5-10 minutes. Use warm iron to make the surface not so hairy😁 Spray again if necessary
No redying has been done in this video. You’ve just blocked all the pores of the leather with glue and paint. That will crack in no time! 🤮
All pores are already blocked on tannery. 🤷♂️😁 Its made of leather with Polyurethane coat. Is there any pores open? 😁
Thanks for share your knologe
Where can I buy them
What do you want to buy?
This is brilliant my favourite boots are very well made and inexpensive but only come in black. Now I can have a burgundy pair
I've been using acetone to try to strip the walnut color off two pairs of shoes. I like the color of the leather when I strip off much of the walnut dye. But then I hydrate the leather with Saphir reconditioner, and then put on a neutral colored shoe cream, and those two things together darken the leather to almost what it was before I stripped off the dye. Very frustrating.
It depends on type of leather. Veg tan or chrome tan. Pigmented or not. Sometimes you just need some paint.
@@RatmirMishkin I may try mixing in some white shoe cream with the neutral shoe cream, to hopefully create a lighter and more pale tan looking patina. I'm not sure what you mean by " paint." Because of course, you wouldn't " paint " a shoe. Maybe you mean the color of the cream polish, like white, must be added to lighten up the color further....at least I think..
@@RatmirMishkin The shoes in question are a Magnanni brogue wingtip dress boot. I just like a lighter look to some shoes, as I'm lighter skin tone, and some of these walnut/orange colored shoes are a bit much color wise.
@@westfieldartworks8188 forgive me my poor english 😃 i ment "paint" as a covering dye, not penetrating dye.
@@westfieldartworks8188 you may try to lighten it with Saphir Jivacuir. And strip with Decapante or Leather Prep.
How much would you charge for this service to transform black shoes to tan?
Well. It depends on price at your region. In my shop it starts at 120$. My competitors do it for about 50-70$🤷♂️
Es mucho más fácil que pasarse todo ese tiempo lustrando zapatos, muchísimo más práctico, sobre todo de negro a cualquier color que parece prácticamente imposible, buen trabajo
Разве можно использовать проникающую краску поверх покрывной?
Конечно. Многие мастера практикуют такой метод. Зависит правда от лака. На какой-то лак можно, на какой-то нельзя. Поэтому проникайка либо под лак, либо на лак.
Why not take off the old black dye 1st as much as possible maybe down 2 raw leather if possible then paint it or dye it
Great Job. Will this work and be practical on something larger like a leather jacket or even larger like a leather couch?
Yes. But need a lot more time to dry it. I did same on jackets and furniture.
@@RatmirMishkin Thank you for the feedback.
But you didn't actually dye it. That's paint, not dye. "How to paint black shoes any color" is what the title should be. Looks great, though.
Really nice 👞 !
Thank you
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Good job boss, please what did you use to make the toe shine... Mirror shine..... Please kindly help me with the material
I spray all surface with matt Lacquer. But toes are sprayed with high gloss Lacquer.
You need research what products you have in your city.
Good job ma man 👏👏👏👏👍
Thanks!
Great video. Thank you
Thanks for the reply 👍
Nice job. I'm going to try it. Thank you.
Nice job my friend keep making more videos . Very beautiful shoes
Thank you!
Good job 👍🫂
Thanks
Amazing!
Thank 5
Tolle Arbeit.
Wow freaking amazing man nice be very well
wow... insane.
A really nice job 😁👌
Thank you!
Beautiful job
Very professional
(y) awesome!!!
Thank you
It's painting not dyeing
Просто потрясающе!
Спасибо
This is not re-dying it is painting
Whatever 🤷
That’s painting and that’s ugly.
Good. I wait for love from you 💝💖
I cannot understand you & you don't show or explain your products long enough to really know what you are using.
Thanks for watching. Never thought of it. Next time I will show the products long enough.
Look, beauty is in the eye of the beholder so whether someone likes them or not is irrelevant. You’ve got to admire coming up with the idea and the skill involved in doing it. It’s clever, even if it isn’t someone’s cup-of-tea. To condemn it outright is just plain bad manners.
Thank you